Editorial: Concessions and Skepticism Toward Soviet Disarmament
The piece warns that Soviet willingness to permit international inspection is untrustworthy based on past lies. It argues Moscow fears a rearmed Germany and nuclear weapons surpassing the U S. It cautions that agreeing to inspection could mirror Korea failures and urges resistance to Communist leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Kremlin
United States
Moscow
North Korea
Russia
Soviet Union
Kitchen Cleaning and Laundry Tips from Household Notes
Kitchen Tipps on maintaining cotton gloves washing towels and velvet dresses. Use a wire brush on hot waffle iron grids season with vegetable oil. Hang velvet over steam to reduce wrinkles and brush nap upward. Rotate towels to distribute wear and use pillowcases as garment bags during washing.
Confidence scam nets San Francisco woman for 54000
A 70-year-old woman reports she was duped in the Judge Baker caper in Phoenix. She met a St. Louis businessman who introduced an old friend claiming tips on fixed races. She withdrew 54000 from a bank, handed it over, and learned it was lost on a wrong bet. FBI has caught up with the purported friends, but recovery of funds remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum
Phoenix
Ariz
Judge Baker
St. Louis
Europe
San Francisco
FBI
West Coast Painters & Decorators SS Firm Name
Legal notice certifies a painting contracting business operating as West Coast Painters & Decorators SS at 319 10th Street Seal Beach California. Filing mirrors a fictitious name registration with Frank L Shufelt notary public. Published in the Seal Beach Post and Wave on March 10 17 24 and 31 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
10Th Street
City of
Seal Beach
California
County of Orange
State of California
West Coast Painters & Decorators
Harry B. Craig
Charles D- Gregg
Covina Street
Long Beach
Harry B, Craig
Charles D. Gregg
Frank L. Shufelt
Harry B
Craig Charles D. Gregg
Frank L
Shufelt
Said County
Osi
Yalta Debate Reopens on Executive Agreements and Public Duty
The Yalta revelations renew calls to curb secret diplomacy and reaffirm that government must follow the will of an informed people. The piece cites Roosevelt Stalin Churchill and critics like Knowland and Hopkins to argue secrecy harms representative government. It stresses public duty and moral lessons from past decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Bricker
Yalta
Roosevelt
Churchill
Stalin
Harry Dexter White
Germany
Korea
Indo-China
Formosa
Harry Hopkins
Mrs Richard DeVee Defies Stereotypes In Trucking Role
In San Francisco, Mrs Richard DeVee a mother and truck driver challenges the belief that truckers must be rough. She asserts that a woman can be a lady in any line of work and drives with pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard DeVee
Walter White remembered as a beacon for civil rights
The piece honors Walter White, noting his mixed heritage yet steadfast dedication to advancing colored people and ending prejudice. It praises his perseverance through racism and disappointment and crowns his life as a symbol of hope and progress in American race relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleo Pion
Walte White
White
Walter White
Butler Criticized For Dubious Jabs At Gop and Press
The Democratic chairman Paul Butler faces backlash after a California tour in which he alleged dishonesty by San Francisco officials over a 250000 guarantee to lure the GOP convention. He also mocked the press as pampering Eisenhower and previously questioned Ike’s capability and 1956 candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Butler
California
San Francisco
West
Eisenhower
Butler
Ike
Radical shift in naval tactics from atomic submarine Nautilus
Congress members who rode the atomic powered Nautilus say naval strategy will change radically. The undersea craft can circle the globe submerged at high speed and Rear Admiral Hyman G. Rickover is credited by officials for the Nautilus success after prior advancement conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyman G. Rickover
Navy
Rickover
Reno Clerks Fix Fees Spark Quiet Budget Clash
The piece notes Reno marrying judges faced a new limit on ceremony fees after the Nevada Legislature restricted charges. It contrasts the old five minute ceremony at ten dollars and the added income to judges, estimated between twenty thousand and forty thousand dollars per year above base salaries. The editorial hints at ongoing legislative changes and local reactions.
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Reno
Nevada
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Big CP
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Electric Avenue
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Eleventh St
L. B
Johnson
Bee Bom Gare
Garden Grove
Phone West
Main Street
Freezer International Harvester
P. T. Barnum
Yalta Revisited
Edward Clayton Reee
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